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Page 2 The Haileyburian Thursday, May 28, 1959 - fr Published hy Temiskaming Printing Co. New Liskeard, Ont. THE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT POST Ltd. Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. Issued every Thursday, from The Haileyburian Office, Broad- way Street, Haileybury, Ontario. Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office, Department, Ottawa, In Canada -- $2.50 per year In United States -- $3.50 per in advance. year in advance, Northern Light Hostess Club for District Lodges The Rebekah School of Instruc- tion which was held in the Legion Hall, Haileybury, May 20, was at- tended by 111 members of Lodges from the district, with Northern Light as the hostess lodge. Following the opening ceremon- ies at two p.m., Mrs. Betty Ander- son of North Bay, past president of the Rebekah Assembly, was_in- troduced by Mrs, Alma Steele of Cobalt, past district deputy presi- dent. ' Mrs, Maude Cragg of-Hailey- bury, district deputy was introduced by Mrs. Olive Mac- Intyre, past noble grand, Hailey- bury. Mrs. Anderson, who was répre- senting the provincial president, Mrs. Maybee, spoke briefly, bring- ing greetings from the president and expressing her pleasure in be- ing present. Members were Golden Gate Lodge, Kirkland Lake; Northern Beacon, Engle- hart; ~ Silver, Cobalt; Lakeside, Wew Liskeard, and Northern Light, Haileybury. Letters fo the Editor 870-42nd Avenue, Lachine, Quebec, May 18, 1959. Letters to the Editor, The Haileyburian, Haileybury, Ontario. For the past number of years the writer has been engaged in collect- ing historical information relating to the early development of the Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway and the Nipissing Central Railway. If any reader has photographs or information relating to the Nipis- sing Central Railway particularly the writer is most anxious to make contact with the owner. In due course a publication is to be prepared on this former street railway and any material offered will be either bought out- right or suitable credit given. Anything at all will be appreciat- ed. , ,All correspondence Girected to the writer. J. Norman Lowe. present from should be | CAMPSALL 1 ELECTRIC Co. trp. president,.| During the afternoon session, the Order of Business was demonstrat- ed by the various lodges. This was followed by the Rebekah Memorial Service for members who had passed on during the year. This was in charge of the Cobalt Lodge and was an impressive 'and touch- ing ceremony. At six o'clock a turkey supper was served to the ladies by the United Church Women's Federa- tion. At the evening session, the Hail- eybury members, under the super- vision of Mrs. Pearl Brown of Co- balt; degree captain, exemplified the Rebekah Degree. A guard of honor was formed by the' Lakeside Lodge 'from New Liskeard, each member carrying an arm bouquet of pink and yellow gladioli. Haileybury Golf (Continued from 'page one) host to the Lieutenant-Governor (Dr. and Mrs. Bruce) and to In- ternational gatherings of the Can- adian and American Mining In- stitutes. Until-the Club felt the effects of the depression in 1932, member- ship was conditional upon owner- ship of stock, the value of which rose to $200.00 per share. It was only by careful economy during the years of depression and war that the Directors were able to maintain the general up-keep of The Northern Beacon Lodge members, in a beautiful ceremony, exemplified the Reconsecration Service. Mrs. Anderson commented on the work of the various lodges and complimented the members on the excellence of their work and the efficient manner in which it was done. Following this, Mrs. Bates of Golden Gate Lodge, presented Mrs. Anderson with a gift, on be- half of those present. Mrs. Cragg thanked the mem- 'bers for their co-operation during her year in office, saying how much she had enjoyed her contacts with them. She also expressed her pride in the accomplishments. of her own lodge, Northern Light, in Haileybury. the course and club house so thatBoomerang the popularity of the Club did not diminish, or the property suffer from neglect. About ten years ago membership was increased by the inclusion of residents of New Lis- keard whose own club had been the victim of industrial progress in the loss of its course. Stories about Australian abori- gines being able to throw a boome-~ rang so that it will kill a hiding enemy and then return to the send. er are mere Old World fables, The fact is that the first part of the boomerang's flight is straight, or nearly so. It is expected to hit its objective while it is in this part of its path. . ; WY DOOR PRIZE - TOTAL CASH PRIZES XJ? E? o' i oPE=>F°TF;F:T;TFF;FFWwWmnHhnhnhDniN011) ° > =i'otew'ms_Ff1000" (20 regular g ADMISSION $1.00 » CA-B0-GI CLUB Cobalt Community Hall THURSDAY, JUNE 4 - 8:15 P.M. 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For example, Chevy front seat hiproom is un- surpassed . . . almost six inches wider than one of its competitors. #880 O Ose OMaSeseeosecanresoua SOCCT LOTS OT STELLS DEDETO PE Geer baDg eee C5005 009005 e B49 APES ® 6 Ode: OP CoeS TOOL 245 FOSS Core eeges CoeseeeesorggeUee® OCCT Os oe S004 eset ed ee POOR SEteeetteocssteseece é | ~~ PLUS THESE TREMENDOUS TRIFLES Who'd want to do without Chevrolet's extra luxuries? Like the protection of full wraparound bumpers, crank-oper- ated ventipanes, the convenience of single-key locking, a real overhead curved windshield, oil-hushed hydraulic valve lifters in every standard engine for quieter running, a bigger luggage compartment with full side-wall lining. 30900 9009 999900008 2000 900 0000880089 Fe tT elh Else © OOOO OG 0 OF0H OSH OS FOOTE OESe dee 6 OEE OEDOSEE ODS C-2559C see how much more Chevy has to offer! -- Haileybury Garage Limited PACS OCed ese CHGSEE SHSECEReee HGEsTHHH A BHEGY